Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-10-13
VIEWING ST. PAUL.
The Distinguished Visitors Take IL Drive
to the Slightly Points of the SANITY

to the Slightly Points of tsae SANITY
City. III
ST. TAUL, Oct. l2.---The me~ning was
cool and the weather not conducive to
driving, but nevertheless the drive of the
presidential party about the city was
great SUCCESS, and the expressions of wei
come were Of the NEST cordial character.
Everywhere along the line of the drive
was gathered old and young who greeted
the president and Mrs. Cleveland with
the Warnest greetings. Indeed, the ex-
pressien OF the president at these kindly
tokens Of warm, ontspolzen, welcome has
been Of such u nature as to warrant the
belief that nowhere along the line OF his
tour about the country has he received
such a.hearty greeting.
The cxertiOns of the reception Of last
evening were such AS to tire President
and Mrs. Cleveland ito some extent, and
consequently they breakfasted rather
late 1'he party ate together in the pri-
vate 6ining-room, Mrs. Cleveland being
attired in close-fitting light silk, with
overskirt Of a darker material, and very
handsome she looked in her morning cos
tune. ..-..-
1t waa.not until nearly l0so'clock that
Jnc palJyy were Et'stiy 70 ti1ttc VIC Sii-'
riages that, with drivers anil footmen,
were drawn up bsfGre the Sixth street
entrance of the Ryan. Carriages werf
taken in the following order:
First carriage-Inesident and Mrs.
Cleveland, Governor McGill and Mayor
Smith.
Second NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. General
Villas, Mrs. S. r. Mcmillan, Miss Ada
Murphy.
Third earriage-C'a1 Lament, D. N.
Moon, Lewis Baker, Thomas Cochran, Jr.
Fourth carriage-Gen. Sibley, Dr. Bis
sell and Ex-Governor Ramsey.
Fifth carfiage-Ex-G Governor Marshall,
Governor Church, of Dakota, Maurice
Alerbach, c.. II. LineaN..
Sixth carriage, Schsffer, Dr.
Bryant, Lsne,k. Stone, Peter Berkey.
Seventh caTriage-W. p. Murray, Mr.
Boynton, Senator Mcmillan.
Eighth riage--Representativc OF
the Dispatch, Globe and Minneapolis
Journal and Star.
Ninth carriase--P. Il Kelly, G. V.
Bacon
Tenth carriage--Hon. Edmund Rice,
Mr.. an& Mrs. W. r. Merriam, and Mr..
Bickford, Associated press.
During the passage OF the party past
the Merchants the sidewalks were
crowded with people anxious to view the
procession
In front,pf Manufacturer BrSas, store on
sThTd street was massed the papils of the
Hendlick S school, WAC greeted the presi:-
dental party with /; warm and prolonged
applause.
EzsI'!iird street and Bridge square We're Ii t.
ierally packed with people and teams. The
drive ep Wahas,la street was viewed by
hundreds of old and young who filled not
only the sidewalks but the windows.
AT the residence of Mayor Smith an an
formal reception and Il collation. was
given to the party which was
very enjoyable, the ride in the sharp
morning air having sharpened the appe-
tites to asdegree Of hunger.
At the Minnesota club q collation. ana
coffee was served and health drank to the
president. The entire party who had
participated in the drive went to the
Union depot to see the president
and party off for Minneapolis. The
train left tie Union debot about
1890 being half Eour late. AS
the train started 'sthree cheers for the
president and Mrs. Cleveland was pro-
posed by Mr.. Kelly and they We're given
with will, the president and Mrs. Cleve-
land acknowledging their compliments
Sr,n, bo raor MI ffOrp,